Raul E Moline

Raul E. Moline, 72, of Pompano Beach, Florida, passed away Thursday, August 19, 2010. Funeral arrangements are entrusted to Savino Funeral Home & Cremation Services located at 2950 N. State Rd 7, Margate, Florida 33063, www.savinofuneralhome.com. Raúl Moliné nació en Chascomus, Buenos Aires hijo de Carlos Alberto Moliné y Alba Borella. El siempre fue reconocido como una persona sumamente honesta, leal, y digna. Al paso de los años fue apreciado y querido por muchos. Sin embargo, su legado fue haber dejado la lección de que nunca es muy tarde para ser un pionero. A los 47 años, Raúl (apodado Quito) emigro a los Estados Unidos solo, y sin oportunidad laboral definida. Aunque fuese un riesgo, el siempre supo que valdría la pena. En menos de dos años pudo nuevamente reunir a su familia en EEUU. El fue la llave que abrió la puerta de los Estados Unidos no solo para la familia Moliné sino para varias otras. Un verdadero pionero. Los que lo consideran amigo siempre recordarán su amor por el Jazz de los años 20, la radio, tocar la batería, carpintería, los tres chiflados, y en ocasión un whiskey Black Label. Le fascinaban todos los cortes de carne y manejaba una parilla como autentico gaucho. Lo sobrevive su esposa Irene Moliné. Sus 3 hijos y nueras German Enrique (Laura), Esteban Raúl (Maryanne), y Martín Emilio (Andrea). Sus 7 nietos y nietas María de la Paz, Marcos, Lucas, Florencia, Valentina, Francesco, y Isabella. Sus 2 hermanos y cuñadas Carlos (Mirta) y Norberto (Alicia) Y sus 8 sobrinos y sobrinas Alejandro, Marcelo, Gustavo, Claudia, Andrea, Mariano, Mariela, y Romina. Raúl Moliné was born in Chascomus, Buenos Aires to Carlos Alberto Moliné and Alba Borella. He was recognized throughout his life for his immense honesty, loyalty, and dignified demeanor. He was appreciated and loved by many through the years. However, his legacy was to leave those that were close to him with a sense that it is never too late to be a pioneer. At 47 years old, Raúl (Quito to those close to him) travelled to the U.S. by himself and with no definitive job opportunity. Though it was a risk, he knew it was one worth taking. Within two years he felt secure enough to bring the rest of the family. He is the sole reason why not only the Moline family, but many other families have enjoyed a successful life in he US. He was a true pioneer. Those close to him will always remember his love for 1920´s Jazz, short wave radio, playing the drums, carpentry, the three stooges, and the occasional black label beverage. He loved all types of meat, especially red, and could manage an Asado like a genuine gaucho. He is survived by his wife Irene Moliné. His 3 sons and daughters-in-law German Enrique (Laura), Esteban Raul (Maryanne), and Martín Emilio (Andrea). His 7 grandchildren Maria de la Paz, Marcos, Lucas, Florencia, Valentina, Francesco, Isabella. His 2 brothers and sisters-in-law Carlos (Mirta) and Norberto (Alicia) And his 8 nieces and nephews Alejandro, Marcelo, Gustavo, Claudia, Andrea, Mariano, Mariela, Romina.

Raul E Moline

February 19, 1938 - August 19, 2010